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From: Jim Flournoy <bsdspaceman@yahoo.com>
Subject: make nmap, wheres my man pages?
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Well I cd'ed over to /usr/ports/security/nmap and did
make, make install, and make clean, but for some
reason I don't have the man pages.  Is this typical of
the port from insecure.org?  

Cheers.  Jim

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